From 6964bf2543cd6ce4fbccec8ff5a4e2a524c28941 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Ambroise Garel <47314805+akaAgar@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Tue, 29 Jul 2025 17:26:39 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] Fixed typos

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 - **0.2.250729** (07/29/2025)
   - **MAJOR CHANGE:** Added all new wingman system
-    - Far for perfect but a lot better than AI's default wingmen
+    - Far for perfect but a lot better than DCS's default wingmen
     - Many more engage/orbit/go to commands (see "Using the mission menu" above)
     - All new contacts report system: more realistic (see "AI units reports" changes below in this changelog) and does not spam the player with "new contact" messages
     - AI wingmen added using mission editor are now despawned on mission start to avoid conflict with TUM's own wingman system
@@ -257,7 +257,7 @@ The core script is quite simple and small, I probably won't need too much help w
   - Moved "Request objective coordinates" radio commands to new "Navigation" submenu, which will include additional navigational assist in future versions
   - Lowered MANPADS count and skill (MANPADS are overpowered in DCS, especially SA-18)
   - "New friendly/enemy aircraft taking off" radio messages now mention their BRAA relative to the player, number of bandits taking off now displayed as a word instead of digits
-  - "Rifle!" and "Missile away!" radio calls now both used for any kind of A/G missiles
+  - "Rifle!" and "Missile away!" radio calls now both used for any kind of A/G missiles (except antiship and antiradiation missiles, who 
   - Tons of internal logic bugfixes and tweaks
   - Tweaked XP bonus/penalty for various mission settings
   - Vastly improved the way AI units reports on contact tracks. According to range and sensors capabilities, can go from perfect ID (e.g. "Su-27") to very generic descriptions (e.g. "fighter" or even "aircraft")